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Trump signs order to expand treatment and combat fentanyl, citing 41 million untreated users.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on January 29, 2026, to enhance the federal government’s coordinated response to drug addiction and substance abuse.
The initiative, led by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Kathryn Burgum, wife of Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and a recovery advocate, aims to expand access to prevention, treatment, recovery, and reentry services.
It addresses the gap in care for nearly 41 million adults with substance use disorders who did not receive treatment in 2024, most unaware they needed help.
The order includes efforts to combat fentanyl trafficking and designate drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations.
Trump and other officials shared personal stories of loss to highlight the crisis’s widespread impact.
Trump firma una orden para expandir el tratamiento y combatir el fentanilo, citando 41 millones de usuarios no tratados.